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Does she say “put it AT   B tier”? Thanks.

Does she say “put it AT B tier”? Thanks.

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Could you check my sentence?

What specific activity helps you unwind after a long and stressful day?? Drinking a sip of wine with a piece of cheese and macadamia nut makes me unwind after a long and stressful days. Sip of red wine matches perfectly with a nutty taste macadamia nuts. I guarantee!!

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What is different?

I've done something five times I did something five times

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Is Each the Same as Everyone?

I said when hanging out with coworkers"how are each of ya" instead of saying "how is everyone". I thought each is a shorter way to say every So saying how are each of ya Is the same as saying how is everyone Sorry if I didn't write this in correct English

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Plural of fiber

Hi guys! I was reading a table about constituents of grain seeds and a column name says "Fibres"; inmediately, my brain sent me a message that there was a mistake, but there is no mistake. Just realized the term fiber has two slightly speelling differences according to the country in the context of nutrition Word in USA : Fiber Plural: fibers Word in UK: Fibre Plural: fibres Is it the same with the other context ? because also a fiber is "a thread or filament from which a vegetable tissue, mineral substance, or textile is formed", in this case would be the same as the first case to form the plural?

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What does “…consider this your sign…” mean?

What does “…consider this your sign…” mean?

https://streamable.com/dwr0sa

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Photo Shoot or Photo Shooting

As far as i understand, a SHOOTING is when guns are involved, and a SHOOT is when cameras do the work. However, one of my students from Miami told me they also use SHOOTING to refer to a photo shoot. Has anyone found this in the wild? Since in Miami english is not the first language of a lot of people, they may have this particular usage

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Daily idiom: sat on the fence

sat on the fence >!to be indecisive and not take a side on an issue!< Examples: - Jack was sitting on the fence for a long time before finally deciding which college to attend. - The politician has been sitting on the fence about the controversial issue in order to not upset any voters.

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Does he say “racking on your pal Crawford”? What does “racking on …” mean?

Does he say “racking on your pal Crawford”? What does “racking on …” mean?

https://streamable.com/r0ztds

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Probe vs. investigation

What is the difference between "probe" and "investigation"? I'm guessing that "probe" is a tool or device used to investigate? I don't know what kind of tools are used in investigations..

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